Ordered two sandwiches at the deli today. I ordered the chicken parm grinder ($14.99 with extra…read moremozzarella) and my fiancée ordered the Italian combo grinder ($14.99). They were both loaded with meat and they were just really good sandwiches. We also ordered the bow tie and blue cheese pasta salad to try and it definitely hit the spot! We were very impressed with the quality and amount of food we received!

Love stopping here for lunch during the work week and grocery shopping as well. They always have a…read morelarge selection of hot and cold quality meals at great prices. Usually go with a salad, the crispy chicken salad is my favorite. They also have an incredible deli that serves a variety of sandwiches with sides as well. Employees are always friendly, helpful, and the inside of the store is always clean and very lively. Would definitely recommend if youre looking for a quality well priced quick meal.

I wish that I lived closer to a Trader Joe's because it's amazing!! Although I would probably be…read morethere all the time! :) I don't get here often, so when I do I love to walk around and look at everything they have. Everything is fresh and very organized. I got a few things for the holidays, including a few stocking stuffers!There were many workers running around making sure the store was stocked. I saw a worker ask a lady if she wanted him to get her a basket because he could see she couldn't hold everything. She was very thankful. I thought the prices were pretty fair too. The store was very busy. I wish that the isles were a little wider. It's not a huge store, but it was crowded, which made it hard to move around. There were many cashiers, so I was able to check right out. I look forward to going back.

I don't do my "regular food shopping" at Trader Joe's, but I do pick up a few speciality items when…read moreI'm in the area. Like, Trader Joe's Green Dragon Hot Sauce, it's fantastic. And the Trader Joe's Organic mayonnaise. And most importantly, Trader Joe's Organic Peanut Butter (made with Valencia peanuts, much less aflatoxins, which could damage your liver). Also, a nice selection of cheeses can be found at Trader Joe's. I just try to get to this store super early on the weekends, like w/i the 1st hour after it's opening, so I avoid the craziness in the parking lot. Those are my recommendations.

Pricey neighborhood store. Very small but has a variety of Spanish fruits and vegetables. Very,…read morevery casual. Okay service.

Great small grocery store located in the Little Poland area of New Britain. It's actually more…read morefocused on Mexican foods and has a huge variety of items. The fresh foods, especially some of the dulce cakes, looked so good. Prices were great too. I especially liked their huge (and I mean huge) selection of Goya products. I found some interesting plantain chip flavors that I never find in grocery stores. Everyone was very helpful and the line went fast. There's plenty of street parking around that's free. I'll be sure to stop in the next time I'm in the area.

A quick review based upon a quick Sunday morning stop. I have a cold and all I wanted was some hot…read morematzo ball soup and I knew exactly where to get it, at Crown Market. I've lived in WH nearly all of my life and I think this may be the first time I've gone to "the Crown". Lucky for me some of my best yelp friends like Dan R., have already provided quite thorough reviews of all of the goodness that the Crown has to offer. I got there shortly after they opened and meandered about trying to find the soup but ended up asking one of the sweet deli guys "is it too early for matzo ball soup?" and he said "we ALWAYS have it, what would you like, a pint or a quart? Hot or cold?" He hooked me up with a quart for about $11 with two nice matzo balls in it. I ate that soup at 9am and it was awesome. This market is pretty awesome. The deli is HUGE, they make their own pizza and sushi. The shopping aisles have lots of interesting things and I even ended up picking up some Gardein "chicken" tenders from the freezer because my grocer keeps running out. I will be back...for sushi, sandwiches, SOUP! Closed on Saturdays, open every other day. Check 'em out. Nice people too!!

Always loved their chopped liver. Was in the area so we stopped to pick some up. It was…read moredisgusting. It was very granular and "wet" as if they added water! No onion flavor whatsoever! Waste of money! Ended up in the trash!

I would not like to complain about prices now, because it is a national problem in the whole…read morecountry now. But I would so like the products we buy and eat to be better quality. When I visit other countries and see how fantastically equipped the supermarkets there are and how rich they are in choice and high quality with prices half lower than in our Stop and Shops, I feel just so sorry for myself and our American citizens. The first thing that detaches in the Stop and Shop supermarkets and especially one on Berlin Turn Pike in Wethersfield is the smell. Something would have to be done about it. The unpleasant smell of unfresh fish and meat should be eliminated. You know why European supermarkets always have wonderful and appetizing smell? Because they bake their bread, croissants and baguettes from very high-quality ingredients. I understand that we are all different, we have various requests, so we have different one than somewhere in Amsterdam or Geneva. But I don't understand why bread products are so poor quality and so expensive? Personally, I never buy baguettes or ciabattas in Stop and Shop chain. They are never of desired and necessary quality. It is just some other products and nobody can name them baguettes. I am sorry, but for me this is simply a waste of resources, ingredients and labor.

I just went to pick up a few things. No Bags. I'm so sick and tired of this horse shite with these…read morestores. Grow a set and stand up to the commies. Bring back the bags and suck it up. Part of doing business.

I love a good Asian market. This one has been on my list for sometime now. It is smaller than the…read moreother ones in the surrounding area but still has a lot of good stuff. The parking area is large and offers Plenty of parking. It definitely has that fishy smell when you first walk in, but feel that means you can tell the fish is fresh. They have everything from rice to sauces and unique fruits and vegetables, that I haven't seen anywhere else. I enjoyed walking around, looking at everything and the prices were really good. The ice cream near the check out register was my favorite find!

Appletree is an international grocery store located in West Hartford. It's smaller scale than the…read morenearby Asian market but it seemed to have most of the necessities. Parking was plentiful in the plaza. Once you walk in, you get that Asian market odor lol. There's a very clean, organized, and with lots of variety fish counter. I definitely would buy my seafood there. There were produce with a variety of different fruits and veggies that you can't find in your typical grocery store; I purchased some rambutan on this visit. There were seasonings, a small selection of noodles, and other products. It's not just Asian items but Latin, Caribbean, African, and more. There were dairy products and a bunch of snacks too. Service was good and it wasn't too crowded in there. Overall, a good spot to get some ethnic food items.

I used to like this location a lot but everything seems a bit smaller and more dated now in…read morecomparison to the newer location in Avon. However, still a good option for groceries if in the area. You can still find most things in a typical WF and perhaps more easily because of its size. There's a Target across the street and a cvs next door.

Always great finds and good selection. Quality brands but you pay the price for them…read more Consistently above expectations

If Labonnes took you over! Snotty Mgr, and workers who basically told me to go to Labonnes if I…read moredidnt like it there! That is terrible customer service! I haven't been going there since Covid abd decided to try it again! Big mistake! Stire isnt even clean either!

I went into Walsh's on impulse. They seem to have been a grocery store since 1949, when they were…read morean IGA. Their parking lot is a good size - unless there's an obscene giveaway I can't imagine it getting full. Inside is a little dark instead of bright florescent lighting, but everything you can want from your groceries. There's beer, fruit, a sushi station, and that's within fifteen feet of the door. In back there's a salad bar and freshly made bagels. In front are "make your own soup kits". In between are aisles and aisles of neatly arranged groceries. The store is very clean! Check out was quick and with a real person, who was amiable and personable. It was a great experience, and I came away with great new and different products to try. Their garlic knots? Great with most dinners! The bagels tasted fresh and non-plastic, and the mass produced cheese wraps are perfection on taco night (but not to be found at my local Stop & Shop). The prices were also what I would deem fair and reasonable.